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A member asked:
Bloating feeling under right ribs. ultrasound, hida came back normal. liver blood work normal except tbili 1.5. what are chances it is liver related?
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Almost zero: With Normal Liver tests except the T-bili, your bloating is more likely to be from Gall Bladder disease. While the GB is close and connected to the liver, it is a separate organ. You may have gallstones. There are other causes of elevated T-bili including some drugs. So check with your doctor.
Answered 3/25/2015
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